Where can you go when you’ve been pushed to the edge?The baby boomer generation has found itself in a perfect storm of new and difficult challenges. Aging parents need care. Adult children are moving back home. And just when boomers thought they could retire, economic realities such as meager 401(k) plans and crushing medical expenses are forcing boomers by the thousands back into the workplace. As a boomer, you will have to face at least one of these situations and perhaps even juggle all three. Boomers on the Edge explores the unique challenges that lie ahead and shows how you can survive and even flourish. This book is filled with practical advice, and it is also rich in encouragement. Author Terry Hargrave helps you see the opportunities behind today’s changing circumstances. Now is a new chance to build a legacy of wisdom and connection with your parents, learn new responsibility as a parent to older children, and deepen your faith in the face of financial realities. By embracing the emerging landscape of tests and changes, you will discover the rewards of developing a servant’s heart, and you will come to see God’s faithfulness as never before.
Drawing on large-scale data sets and interviews with Boomers, HR personnel, and policymakers, this book illuminates the challenges that Boomers encounter as they transition from traditional careers into retirement.
The paperback edition presents stimulating chapters that will show you:-Critical "bipolar metavalues" that influence the buying behavior of Leading-Edge Baby Boomers-Select the right advertising media to achieve your marketing goals-LOHAS: ...
Go Where the Money Is BOOMERS & SENIORS: Hold over 50% of the nation’s wealth and more of its discretionary spending 46% have net worths exceeding $2-million Hold $1 out of every $2 available to advertisers, marketers, merchants, and ...
Leading-Edge Boomers, Trailing-Edge boomers Within the boomer cohort (another word for generation) are leading-edge baby boomers and trailing-edge baby boomers or late boomers (which you don't want to confuse with late bloomers).
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For instance, the proportion of leading-edge women living alone nearly triples from 5.7% at ages 40 to 42 to 16.2% at ages 53 ... Children are a part of the home experience of the majority of Baby Boomers at the beginning of middle age.
Exit interviews Exit interviews are a common starting point for organizations to try to figure out why they are losing employees. Increasingly, however, companies are realizing that these are just meaningless formalities in which ...
The so-called Trailing Edge couples, about 15 percent of all boomers, include the highest percentage of unmarried partners and low levels of diversity and education. Leading Edge couples, about 11 percent, are older than Trailing Edge ...
Campbell, A. L. (2005). The non—distinctiveness of senior voters in the 2004 election. Public Policy c3“ Aging Report, 15(1), 1, 3—6. Campbell, R. T. (1988). Integrating conceptualization, design, and analysis in ...
The 60+ percent increase in the cohort size from the Postwar cohort to the Leading Edge boomer cohort immediately attracted social attention . Multiple institutions struggled to provide services to this initial group of boomers as they ...